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Father Arrested After Allegedly Leaving 2-Year-Old in Hot Car
- On June 17, 2025, officers from the Corona Police Department arrived at the scene after receiving a report of a baby left alone inside a vehicle with the engine turned off and windows closed, showing signs of distress.
- Officers shattered the window on the driver’s side to gain access and rescue the baby, with body camera footage capturing the event and the vehicle’s interior temperature measured at 110 degrees.
- A security guard spotted the child and called 911, leading to paramedics arriving within three minutes and transporting the baby to Stony Brook Children's Hospital.
- On June 25, 2025, the Corona Police Department reminded the public that on an 80-degree day, the interior temperature of a vehicle can rise dramatically within a short period, increasing by nearly 20 degrees in just 10 minutes, and strongly advised parents never to leave children unattended in cars.
- A Suffolk County father, 36-year-old Keniarold Andre, was charged with endangering a child after allegedly leaving his 2-year-old alone in a hot car and is due back in court on July 2, while experts note about 40 children die yearly from heatstroke in vehicles.
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The minor was rescued from the car, which inside had a temperature of 110°F; the officers broke the glass of the vehicle to save the little one
Father arrested after allegedly leaving 2-year-old in hot car
By Jennifer McLogan Click here for updates on this story New York (WCBS) — A Suffolk County father is facing charges after he allegedly left his young child alone in a car in Tuesday’s extreme heat. The son is OK and has been released to his mother’s care. Toddler left in booster seat in 100-degree
Police Deliver Warning After Rescuing Baby in Distress from Hot Car: 'Leave No Child Unattended'
Fire officials determined the internal temperature of the car was 110 degrees Fahrenheit, according to police in CaliforniaNEED TO KNOWPolice in California have released body camera footage of officers rescuing a baby from a hot car on June 17The Corona Police Department said the baby was "in distress" when he was pulled from the carAbout 37 children a year die from heatstroke after they were left or became trapped in a car, the National Highway…
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